charles douglas. and lewis doug la. frederick douglas. four grew to adulthood and they moved to washington after the civil war. and they were heroes in own right and it is an interesting free black community. prior to the civil war. and black middle class of washington. and washington always has been a special place for history of african-american culture. and calvin chase who started the washington bee born 1855. born free in washington and there was a established black middle class and the douglases wanted to be apart of that. the children. by 1868 charles douglas is in washington working for the freedman bureau. and this is the 18 68 city directory and you can charles doug. back then they denoted folks ethnicity that you cannot see that. and we use that had. so there would be no ethnicity. mark so we see douglas. and there was a clerk for the bureau of refugee freeman and abandoned lands. and the bureau. the pot city. and the frederick douglas do you know where the city is now it is the name for it right now. this map this. is the 1894

he we had a captain that was here,e lewis douglas that briefed us earlier. that was at 12:30, 1:00, there1r was no new development anddevel nothing at 5:00, until 5:40 this afternoon. take look down the street, depend, they got the street blocked off and we believe thatt likely michael has been found and it's not a good ending butnu nothing officially yet. >> we will wait to see what happens as the story developments, we will check in later with you if we need to. bob barnard.ard. >>> conflicting testimony knot n george zimmerman's testimony.im. zimmerman's father took thefath stand, he testified specificall approximate what he saiabout wh hearing a 911 call.call earlier a sanford police police department testified that tracy told him he did not think that the voice screaming was his son. >> i didn't tell him no, that wasn't trayvon. the chairs had wheels on it, i t pushed away from the table and n just kind of shook my head, and said, i can't tell. tell. >> so your words were i can't tell. >> something though to thathoug effect, but i never said no, that wa